CALCIUM DEFICIENCY AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Abstract
Today, most patients who have recovered from a severe form of coronavirus in the world often have diseases of the musculoskeletal system, nerves and cardiovascular system. Experts explain this by a lack of calcium in the body after the disease. This substance is a macronutrient, almost all of its reserves are concentrated in bone tissue. Only 1 percent is found in blood and other biological fluids. However, this small amount must be constant in the body. Otherwise, calcium metabolism in the body is disrupted, and the body begins to take the element it needs from the bones. Calcium deficiency negatively affects the condition of bones, teeth, hair and nails. Diseases of the muscles, nerves and cardiovascular system develop, immunity weakens.
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